Bryan Garber, MD, MS

• Dr. Garber’s interest in pulmonary medicine grew from his personal experiences with childhood asthma. While his symptoms waned with age his early respiratory limitations influenced his ultimate career trajectory. Originally from Southern California, Dr. Garber left to study history at UC Berkeley. This was followed by time at Columbia University where he obtained a Masters in Science in Human Nutrition. Missing California, Dr. Garber returned to UCLA for medical school, residency, chief residency and ultimately fellowship. He is thrilled to have settled in the Santa Barbara area where he spends his free time with his wife and three daughters.

• UCLA Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care, Chief Fellow 
• UCLA Department of Medicine, Chief Resident
• UCLA Fellow Teaching Award Nominee
• UCLA Faculty Teaching Award Nominee 
• UCLA CICARE Award for Excellent Patient Care
• Commendation for Excellence in Medical Student Teaching                                     
• Valintine Award for Excellence in Internal Medicine
• Alpha Omega Alpha

• American Thoracic Society
• American College of Chest Physicians

• Internal Medicine, UCLA

• UCLA

• Pulmonary and Critical Care, UCLA

• American Board of Internal Medicine
• American Board of Pulmonary Medicine

Clinical Interests

• Dr. Garber is interested in helping patients manage their advanced lung diseases.